11 ozone therapy providers are listed in and near Cary, NC. 3 are in Cary and 8 more are within 25 miles. Most-listed methods: dental ozone (4), IV ozone (MAH) (3) and ozonated water (2).
Counts come from public listings and each clinic's own website (checked October 2026). "Near" means another city within 25 miles in a straight line of the middle of the Cary listings. 2 listings don't name a specific method on the clinic website.
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Medical & IV ozone · In PNC Building, 1135 Kildaire Farm Rd #108, Cary, NC 27511
IV ozone (MAH), Rectal insufflation, Other ozone injections
Dental ozone · 1150 NW Maynard Rd STE 120, Cary, NC 27513
Dental ozone
Wellness & sauna · 3750 NW Cary Pkwy suite 111, Cary, NC 27513
Ozone therapy (method not named on the clinic website)
Nearest first.
Dental ozone · 2104 Smallwood Dr, Raleigh, NC 27605 · 8 mi
Dental ozone
Dental ozone · 242 S Main St #208, Holly Springs, NC 27540 · 9 mi
Dental ozone, Ozonated water
Medical & IV ozone · 809 Spring Forest Rd # 100, Raleigh, NC 27609 · 12 mi
HOCATT
Medical & IV ozone · 1415 W North Carolina 54 Suite 125, Durham, NC 27707 · 13 mi
IV ozone (MAH)
Wellness & sauna · 1920 Falls Valley Dr Suite 130, Raleigh, NC 27615 · 14 mi
Ozone therapy (method not named on the clinic website)
Medical & IV ozone · 2731 University Dr, Durham, NC 27707 · 15 mi
IV ozone (MAH)
Dental ozone · 891 Willow Dr Suite 2B, Chapel Hill, NC 27514 · 16 mi
Dental ozone, Ear insufflation, Ozone oil / topical, Ozonated water
Injections & pain · 1000 Corporate Dr Suite 209, Hillsborough, NC 27278 · 25 mi
Prolozone injections
| Method | Providers listing it | Learn more |
|---|---|---|
| Dental ozone | 4 of 11 | Article · Protocol sheets |
| IV ozone (MAH) | 3 of 11 | Article · Protocol sheet |
| Ozonated water | 2 of 11 | Article · Protocol sheet |
| Ear insufflation | 1 of 11 | Article · Protocol sheet |
| HOCATT | 1 of 11 | Article · Protocol sheet |
| Other ozone injections | 1 of 11 | Article · Protocol sheets |
| Ozone oil / topical | 1 of 11 | Article · Protocol sheet |
| Prolozone injections | 1 of 11 | Article · Protocol sheets |
| Rectal insufflation | 1 of 11 | Article · Protocol sheet |
A provider can list more than one method, so the rows add up to more than 11. Source: each clinic's own website.
When you call (any provider; the front desk can answer these)
1. Which ozone methods do you offer?
2. What does one session cost, and is there a price for a full series?
3. Do you do a health history or consult before the first session? (You want a yes.)
4. Anything I should do before my first visit?
If you're looking for IV ozone
5. Which IV method do you use?
Good answer: major autohemotherapy (MAH), where about 200 mL of your blood is mixed with ozone and returned to you. It's the standard method MediSkill teaches.
6. How many sessions do you recommend, and how often?
Good answer: a series of regular sessions, for example 1–2 a week. Ozone's benefit builds with repeated, well-spaced sessions, so a single session or one a month does much less.
7. Do you recommend anything to do at home between sessions?
Good answer: yes. Home methods such as rectal insufflation add to the effect of IV ozone between visits.
8. How will you choose my starting dose?
Good answer: they start low and adjust over the series.
If you're looking for ozone injections (joints, back)
9. How many injection sessions does a course usually take, and how far apart?
Good answer: a planned course of several sessions, not a single shot.
If you're looking for dental ozone
10. Which dental treatments do you use ozone for?
Good answer: For example cavities, gum disease, or after an extraction, so you know they do what you need.
At your first visit (ask the provider)
11. Where were you trained in ozone therapy?
Good answer: a recognized training such as MediSkill, AAOT or Frontiers in Ozone.
Read more first: Safety of ozone therapy · Side effects: what is common and what to watch for · Ozone therapy cost by treatment · All protocol sheets
| Method | Typical price per session |
|---|---|
| IV ozone (MAH) | $200–$300 |
| EBOO | $1,800–$4,000 |
| Ozone injections | about $100–$300 per site |
11 providers are listed in and within 25 miles of Cary, NC: 3 in Cary and 8 nearby. Listings come from public sources, including each clinic's own website (checked October 2026).
1 of the 3 providers in Cary list IV ozone (MAH) on their websites, and 3 of the 11 in and near Cary.
Each clinic sets its own prices, and we don't have prices for this area. Typical US prices are about $200–$300 per IV ozone (MAH) session, $1,800–$4,000 for EBOO and about $100–$300 per site for ozone injections. Ask for the price of the full series, not just one session. Read the cost guide.
Use the checklist above. When you call, ask which methods they offer, what a session and a full series cost, and whether they do a health history first. It also has questions for IV ozone, injections and dental ozone, and one to ask at your first visit about where they were trained in ozone therapy. Safety of ozone therapy.
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Get the free guideListings are compiled from public sources, including each clinic's own website. Inclusion isn't an endorsement by MediSkill. Services shown are what the clinic lists publicly; confirm details with the clinic. Talk with a qualified provider before starting ozone therapy.